Wabbaly the project

I, Sergiu Naslau, wanted to present the visual information in another format, in an actual context, where people could see more then just a “pretty picture”. Where beginners in the field of design could see the objective side of creativity, that you don’t throw a color, add some lines and dare to call it a logo.

Wabbaly the gift

To add more meaning to this project, I made it as a gift to me (there has to be some egocentric perspective somewhere). As it turns out, today is also my birthday, so Happy 26th Birthday to me!

Wabbaly the passion

I love design, I like to communicate and basically I like to learn. To be able , 10 years from now, to look back and not have any “what ifs” in what matters my career.

Thank you for the support and I hope that you will keep reading Wabbaly!

The following print ads display unique, creative and hilarious ideas of self-promotion, approached by agencies.

Propague Cow Parade

Advertising Agency: Propague, Florianópolis, Brazil
Creative Director: Rogério Alves
Art Directors: Gilberto Cunha, Luis Bacellar
Copywriters: Jason Braun, Rogério Alves
Photographer: Shutterstock, Over Digital
Retoucher: Leograf

Kaffeine Public Relations

Crisis PR. Wanna talk about it?

Rorschach Test helps to reveal hidden desires and fears. Making it possible to find the best approach to the problem. Deep understanding and professionalism of Kaffeine Public Relations staff are to identify and solve client’s tasks/conflicts in any sphere of interaction with society.

Advertising Agency: Kaffeine, Kiev, Ukraine
Creative Directors: Anze Jereb, Dima Tsapko
Art Director: Dima Tsapko
Copywriter: Nadya Skrynnyk
Illustrator: Dima Tsapko

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Herezie

Herezie. Voted best young agency of the year.

Advertising Agency: Herezie, Paris, France
Executive Creative Director: Andrea Stillacci
Copywriter: Jean-Laurent Py
Art Director: Sebastien Boutebel
Agency Producer: Evelyne Luce
Head of planning: Luc Wise

WWF / Timofey Yuriev Voronin

A perfect packaging doesn’t involve destruction.
Sustainable Advertising www.t-y-v.com

Advertising Agency: Timofey Yuriev Voronin, Toronto, Canada

Biedermann McCann

Advertising Agency: Biedermann McCann, Asunción, Paraguay
Executive Creative Director: Federico Perie
Creative Director: Oscar Vera
Art Director: Gabriel Borja
Copywriter: Marcos Valdez
Illustrator: Fran Martinez
Photographer: Youngo Choe

Y&R

Advertising Agency: Young & Rubicam, Kiev, Ukraine
Creative Director: Dmitry Barsukov
Art Directors: Anastasiya Tymoshchuk
Copywriter: Igor Tulub

Fields

Fall, rise, and now stay up there.
Sounds easy, but to win The Year’s Professional Awards we had to work very hard.
Our sport is to create.

Advertising Agency: Fields Comunicação, Brasília, Brazil
Creative Directors: Pedro Henrique Garcia, Fernando Lopes
Art Director: Diego Vieira
Copywriter: Cainã Sumarello
Illustrator: Werley

H-57 Creative Station

May the force of Typography be with you

Advertising Agency: H-57 Creative Station, Milan, Italy
Creative Directors: Matteo Civaschi, Gianmarco Milesi
Account Director: Sabrina Di Gregorio
Typographer: Matteo Civaschi

Jump!

Jump! 15 years. Boiling hormones.
Celebrating the agency 15th anniversary, Jump! created a two-page ad in which the pages were glued together using tiny pieces of two-sided adhesive tape, to bring an even more literal and humorous effect to the image. Whenever opening the magazine, the reader would have to unstick both pages , as if finding a15-year-old boy “damaged” erotic magazine.
The ad was published in a brazilian advertising yearbook.

Advertising Agency: Jump! Comunicação, Maringá – Paraná, Brazil
Creative Director: Maurício Borges
Art Director: Thiago Rodrigues
Copywriter: Ana Guadalupe
Photographer: Guilherme Menezes
Additional credits: Alexandre Nami, Cristiane Kondo

Turn

Advertising Agency: Turn, Hong Kong
Executive Creative Director / Art Director / Copywriter: Tony Hon
Creative Director: Stephen Chan

We think the answer lies within the question. Especially when it comes to marketing communication issues. So, have you any question?

‘Read between lines’ is probably what we do for our clients everyday. In the world of communications, insight come first.

Life without faith is just a lie. Turn believes in truth in creativity. We are turning four this year. Long live faith

It is really interesting how he chooses and idea and adds to it. It is really something to look at and try to see every detail (see pokerface).
You can look around his portfolio or like his facebook page.
Get inspired!

Pokerface

Little Black Ridinghood

Future Blind

The Sixth Day

Human Inertia

World Wide Web

Think Ink

Tri’Angel

Harmony

Intrinsic Nature

Tiger Tears

One life

Zevra Crossing

Pulse

Untitled work

The following campaigns are some of the most “colorful” works of advertising in the financial environment. A collection of advertisements from all over the world. And I have to admit, it was a pleasant surprise to see more then a price reduction. Tell me what you think and share some other works of advertisements in this context. Enjoy!

Super Rich 1965 Company

Gain more.

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Bangkok, Thailand
Executive Creative Directors: Wisit Lumsiricharoenchoke, Nopadol Srikieatikajohn
Creative Director: Gumpon Laksanajinda
Copywriters: Nopparat Wattanawaraporn, Kris Garfold Spindler

Gazeta Mercantil: Tug of war

It’s not easy to understand the financial universe

Advertising Agency: JWT, São Paulo, Brazil
Creative Directors: Mario D’andrea, Roberto Fernandez
Art Director: Pedro Izique
Copywriter: Christian Fontana
Illustrator: Pedro Izique

Barclays Corporate: Helping business turn the corner

Helping business turn the corner
It’s important to remain upbeat in a downturn. It’s a chance to re-evaluate, reinvigorate and even thrive. At Barclays Corporate, we’re helping thousands of businesses prepare for a brighter future.
To find out how we can help, visit www.barclaysturningthecorner.com

Advertising Agency: BBH, London, UK
Art Director: Andy Clough
Copywriter: Richard McGrann
Illustrator: Dermot Flynn, ICE9Studio
Typographers: Christopher Chapman, Dominic Grant

CrediScotia

Let’s make things happen.

Advertising Agency: TBWA, Lima, Peru
General Creative Director: Jorge Santibañez
Art Directors: Jorge Romero, Daniel Vera, Beto Noriega
Copywriter: Martín Vigo
Illustrator: Wilder Pallarco
Photographer: Victor Idrogo

HSBC

Advertising Agency: JWT, London, UK
Creative Director: Axel Chaldecott
Art Director: Daniel Hennesy
Photographer: Andy Rudak / Visu Artists
Model making: Ben Millar

Envision Financial

The right plan can bring your goals to life.

Advertising Agency: MacLaren McCann, Vancouver, Canada
Creative Directors: Hagan Ainsworth, David de Haas
Art Director: David de Haas
Copywriter: Brian Quittenton
Illustrator: Jode Thompson
Photographer: Clinton Hussey
Props Stylist: Siobhan O’Keefe

Banco Occidental De Descuento

The plastic can take it all

Advertising Agency: Creatia Publicidad, Caracas, Venezuela
Creative Directors: Andres Gonzalez, Edwyn Garcia
Art Directors: Maria Jose Aponte, Jorge Carrillo
Copywriter: Gabriela Pacheco
Illustrator: Michell Lecoeur

Transperth

Advertising Agency: Cooch Creative Perth, Australia
Creative Director: Ron Samuel
Art Director: Spencer Battista
Copywriter: Ron Samuel
Typographer: Spencer Battista
Retoucher: Dave, Procolor Singapore
Photographer: Alan Myles
Model Makers: Anifex Australia

Barato Coletivo

Buy together, pay less

Advertising Agency: Quintto Comunicação, Brazil
Creative Director: Kendy Shirasu
Art Directors: Kendy Shirasu, Bill Queiroga, Tiago Gondim, Emilson Oliveira
Copywriters: Jones Sampaio, Michel Barba

UBank

Develop a habit that actually rewards you.
A savings habit.

Advertising Agency: Three Drunk Monkeys, Australia
Executive Creative Directors: Justin Drape, Scott Nowell
Creative Director: Noah Regan
Art Director: Scott Dettrick
Copywriters: Damian Fitzgerald, Justin Ruben
Group Content Director: Carolyn Contois
Strategic Planning Director: Fabio Buresti
Strategic Planner: Fiona Lake
Content Director: Eve Woolfson
Content Manager: Naomi Iland
Designer: Erwin Santoso

Caixa Catalunya (Bank of Catalunya)

It’s fixed but it moves.
Double Effect Diposit.
A fixed rate of interest that goes up if interest rates do.

Advertising Agency: TBWA Barcelona, Spain
Creative Directors: Ramon Sala, Fer Garcia
Art Director: Fer García
Copywriter: Ramon Sala
Illustrator: David Teixidor

FirstBank

Advertising agency: TDA Advertising & Design, Boulder, CO, USA
Creative Directors: Jonathan Schoenberg, Thomas Dooley
Art Director: Will Geddes
Copywriter: Brad Phifer
Illustrator: Serge Seidlitz, London

To many times I had to spend hours in search for the right font. Does it work with the symbol of that logo? Is it readable? Is it a web safe font? Can the audience understand what is written there? Questions that I put on every single project. But why not crate my own font? Well, because I’m focusing on other aspects of the design process. This is why I’ve put this list together, to help me with this aspect.

Hyperfortype

HypeForType is a growing hotbed of top typographic talent. Born out of the (slightly) obsessive quest for fontal perfection and more respect for the art of beautifully crafted type of one Alex Haigh. This is the place where I hunt for special fonts, as I found my second love on this website, Bella.

Fontfabric

Fontfabric is an independent type foundry , which was launched at the close of 2008 by designer Svetoslav Simov who is based in Sofia, Bulgaria. Our goal is to create high-quality fonts which stand in a unique class of their own, and which will serve as a good base for any designer project whether it be web, print, t-shirt design, logo etc.
Every week, a new and totally unique font will be rolled out of production, which you can easily buy or download free of charge.

Myfonts

MyFonts is a division of Bitstream Inc., located in Marlborough, Massachusetts, USA. Our mission is to make it simple for everyone to find and buy fonts. A huge collection of fonts under on roof.

Fontshop

Founded by Erik Spiekermann and Neville Brody in 1989, FontShop is the original independent retailer of digital type with 100,000 fonts from dozens of expert-selected foundries, incur house brand: FontFont.
A vital source of inspiration when it comes to typography. A rich source from where you can chose, not just fonts, but really good work that can be integrated in your projects.

Fontsquirrel

Free fonts have met their match. We know how hard it is to find quality freeware that is licensed for commercial work. We’ve done the hard work, hand-selecting these typefaces and presenting them in an easy-to-use format.
Free, quality fonts and hand selected … you can fall in love now. A good aspect, that I like, is the support for @font-face attribute.

Fontex

A font source that always keeps me engaged. Found it while searching for handwritten fonts. Since then we never go on an graphic design project without consulting each other. A free and qualitative perspective on fonts.

Dafont

How does 13.715 free fonts sounds to you? Yes, free and all in one place!

The Hasselblad Masters Award is one of the most prestigious awards in the industry, each year celebrating the best in both established and rising photographic talent. Masters Awards are given in recognition of a photographer’s contribution to the art of photography and are judged on overall photographic ability, encompassing creativity, composition, conceptual strength, and technical skill. Past Masters include both renowned artists of international standing as well as promising newcomers in a wide range of fields and disciplines.

Here we have a glimpse of the works that entered the contest, 23 artists with 32 photography submissions. You can see the rest of the Hasselblad Masters Awards here.

photography by Eoghan Kavanagh

photography by Serkan Gunes

photography by Phil Dudouit

photography by Phil Dudouit

photography by Phil Dudouit

photography by Niels Van Iveren

photography by Niels Van Iveren

photography by Michel Monteaux

photography by Michael Creag

photography by Michael Anderson

photography by Lennette Newell

photography by Lars Van De Gor

photography by Lars Van De Gor

photography by Ken Hermann

photography by Jorg Rothhaar

photography by Jaime O’Ryan

photography by Dirk Krull

photography by Denis Rouvre

photography by Denis Rouvre

photography by Denis Rouvre

photography by Davolo Steiner

photography by Claudio Meneghetti

photography by Claudio Meneghetti

photography by Christian Maldonado

photography by Brin Griffiths

photography by Brin Griffiths

photography by Baljit Singh

photography by Aung Pyae Soe

photography by Aung Pyae Soe

photography by Anderson Michael

photography by Alvaro Sanchez Montanes

photography by Alexia Sinclair

His hands down approach opens your eyes to the new features of HTML5, more specific in the introduction of in-browser multimedia. How to take advantage of the new features so we can create better websites, to take control of every aspect when it comes to putting video or audio online. Websites no longer have to rely on a third-party tools to play video and audio, and HTML5 Multimedia: Develop and Design shows us how to take advantage of this aspects.
What makes this book really great is not only the subject, but also the way the information is presented. Every attribute is unfolded in front of your eyes and implemented in simple and easy to understand examples. Not only that, but we have a companion website from where we can download the example code.

You don’t need to have any experience in HTML5 to work with this book, as it takes you step by step thru every element. Learn how to take advantage of the Javascript Media API in creating customized controls for HTML5 video and audio , and also increase the availability of your media to users with different needs.
Get you HTML5 act together and buy the book!

Ian Devlin takes us step by step into:
Chapter 1. An introduction to HTML 5
A basic introduction to HTML 5, from how it came about to a presentation to its new structural elements.

Chapter 2. HTML 5 Multimedia Elements
You will learn about the HTML5 elements, which let you take advantage of the native multimedia in the browser.

Chapter 3. Using Audio
This chapter explains, with the aid of examples, how you can use these elements and attributes. Learn about the audio codes and file formats, about the browser support ,how to encode your audio files and many more.

Chapter 4. Using Video
This chapter covers the file formats and codecs supported by HTML5 video, how to convert between formats, and solutions to issues you might encounter. You will also learn how to deliver video to browsers that don’t support HTML5 video.

Chapter 5. Javascript API and custom controls
A chapter hat describes the attributes, methods, and events of the Javascript API and then shows you how to put together your own control set and connect it to make it functional.

Chapter 6. Styling media elements with css
Presents how the video and audio elements can be styled for a better integration in your web documents. Learn some of the most useful CSS properties and techniques that you can apply to media elements. You will also learn about browser-vendor prefixed CSS rules and why they’re needed.

Chapter 7. Transitions, transforms and animation
A brief introduction to some of the aspects of CSS3 transitions, transforms, and animation. You’ll learn how to use and combine them to add dynamic effects to your layout.

Chapter 8. Multimedia and accessibility
Find out what are the media accessibility issues, what is the srt format, what can the WEBVTT format do for your videos in making them more accessible and many more. This chapter was a goldmine for me as I didn’t have a clue of any of them. Really eye opening information.

Chapter 9. Using video with canvas
Explore how to work with video in canvas. How to work with the 2d API, how to take a screen shot of and HTML5 video, or how to make a copy of a playing video.

Chapter 10. Using video with SVG
Find out how Scalable Vector Graphics can be used to achieve a number of effects with HTML5 media elements, more specifically the video element.

Chapter 11. Future features
This chapter briefly discusses some of these specifications and their content, Although they are not strictly part of HTML5, they do contain functionality that will enhance existing HTML5 features. These features are JavaScript API that will enable you to create and manipulate audio, interact with external devices, such as webcams and microphones, and facilitate video conferencing. Although most of these features are not yet implemented in browsers, it’s worthwhile learning about where they are headed.

About the author

Ian Devlin is an Irish web developer, blogger and author who enjoys coding and writing about emerging web technologies such as HTML5 and CSS3. As well as frontend development, Ian also builds things with backend technologies such as .NET and PHP.
You can follow him on Twitter at @iandevlin or his website.

This showcase presents 11 websites that use the parallax scroll effect in presenting their business. 11 creative approaches that will make your eyes sweat from all that eye candy.

Bit This

Bit This is an advertising agency based in Madrid, Spain, that uses the parallax scroll effect to present their rules or principles. 5 simple principles to connect brands with people like you.

New Zealand

The New Zealand website is an introduction to tourism in New Zealand. Through this site, potential visitors will be able to learn about the diversity of what New Zealand has to offer and how their visit can become a fantastic experience.And talking about an experience, wow! The parallax scrolling effect is amazing! It is really interesting how they integrated this effect in their marketing strategy.

Diablo Media

Diablo Media is an online marketing agency that helps advertisers and publishers, to push their products and work, to reach their goals effectively. The interesting thing here is how they integrated the parallax scrolling effect, slow and easy blending from one page to another. It’s not something big like the New Zealand site, but strong enough to notice it.

360 Long Road Zurich

A Web documentation, which takes us through the craziest quarters of Switzerland. We follow a police patrol, see the “oldest” business and look into the lives of families, entrepreneurs, colorful birds. A really awesome visual experience! Works like this really show how flexible HTML5 really is. I like the way they integrated tweets and the descriptions of local business. After seeing this, ideas started making their way into my notebook.

Netlash bSeen

Netlash BSeen is the name of the new formed agency from the merger of Netlash builder and Online Marketing Agency bSeen. Their website tells the story of their merger and answers some of their clients questions. A really simple but effective use of the parallax scrolling effect.

Ito Sio Ceni

Ito Sio Ceni is a polish signing group (at list I think so).We can see the parallax scroll effect used on the microphone, but also on the page transitions. A well-integrated effect in the story of the site.

Sullivan

Sullivan , a multi-disciplinary brand engagement firm, approached the parallax scroll effect in presenting their latest work. A simple but effective integration that does them justice.

Nike for a Better World

Nike Better World was the first website that approached the unique scrolling storyboard-style experience. A big step from their behalf, as I was used in experiencing the “Nike environment” from a flash perspective.You can see the evolution of this effect in the other websites. Take a look behind the scenes here.

Iutopi

Iutopi is a Branding, Graphic and Web Design agency with a incredible website. The design in combination with the parallax scrolling effect creats a visual pleasing story.

Cultural Solutions

Uk located management agency, Cultural Solutions added a bubble perspective near the parallax scrolling effect. It creates an interesting visual impact. It doesn’t have the complexity of the other websites, but makes things to look good.

Go Up

Go Up is an italian advertising agency that chose the scrolling effect to present their areas of expertise.

Advertising in the pharmaceutical industry is a look at the art direction used in advertising drugs.

Berocca

“Think sharp”

Adertising Agency: JWT, Singapore
Executive Creative Directors: Tay Guan Hin, Valerie Cheng, Jun Fukawa
Creative Director: Koh Hwee Peng
Art Directors / Copywriters: Karan Dang, Kenneth Chia
Assoc Creative Director: Minzie Liyu

Slimsticks

Kill your cravings with Slimsticks

Advertising Agency: Boys and Girls, Dublin, Ireland
Creative Director: Rory Hamilton
Art Director: Bairbre McGlade
Copywriter: Emma Cahill
Head of Art: Jonathon Cullen
Account Director: Chris Upton
Photographer: Liam Murphy
Retoucher: Bryan Molony

Anlene Milk Powder

Save what really matters. Anlene.

Advertising Agency: BBDO Proximity, Singapore
Chief Creative Officer: Danny Searle
Executive Creative Director: Jonathan Teo
Creative Director: Goh Wee Kim
Art Director: Geraldine Tan, Terrence Tan
Copywriter: Joanne Chow, Daniel Kee
Photographer: Rj Teo

Apap

Advertising Agency: McCann Erickson, Warsaw, Poland
Art Director / Illustrator / Graphic Designer: Marcin Sosinski
Copywriter: Zofia Smelka

Before you chew your arm off.
Apap. Your safety is our concern.

Before you rip your head off.
Apap. Your safety is our concern.

Before you cut your leg off.
Apap. Your safety is our concern.

Voltaren

Because we do things we’re not built for.

Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Switzerland
Chief Creative Officers: John Pallant, Derek Green
Creative Director: Leon Jacobs
Copywriter: Daniel Lunn
Art Director: Daniela Nedelschi
Photographer: Carioca

Gastrovet

Gastrovet Antiacid – Antiflatulent
20 chewable tablets
For Oral Consumption

Advertising Agency: Maksim Fulltime, Guayaquil Ecuador
Chief Creative Officers: Jimmy Landaburu, Chuck Vallarino
Executive Creative Directors: Jimmy Landaburu
Art Director: Jimmy Landaburu
Copywriter: Freddy Ordoñez
Illustrator: Jimmy Landaburu

Luftal

Not everyone can. Luftal, stops gas.

Advertising Agency: DraftFCB, Mexico City, Mexico
Chief Creative Officer: Nacho Zuccarino
Creative Directors: Ariel Senzacqua, Martín Giudicessi
Art Director: Rodrigo San Juan
Copywriter: Carlos Dorbecker
Head of Art: Enrique Arellano
Illustrator: Ricardo Salamanca / Salamágica / NT Productions
Photographer: Ricardo Salamanca / Salamágica / NT Productions

Saridon

For persistent headaches

Advertising Agency: BBDO Guerrero/ Proximity, Philippines
Chief Creative Officer: David Guerrero
Executive Creative Director: Brandie Tan
Creative Director: Rey Tiempo, Gary Amante
Copywriter: Rey Tiempo
Art Director: Gary Amante, Peepo David
Producer: Al Salvador
Retouchers: Vilma Magsino, Oliver Brillantes
Photographers: Paolo Gripo, Abet Bagay
Account Director: Cindy Evangelista

Alca-Luftal

Watch out for the unpleasant surprises. Alca-Luftal Antacid.

Advertising Agency: Lew’Lara\TBWA, Brazil
Creative Directors: Jaques Lewkowicz, André Laurentino, Felipe Luchi, Luciano Lincoln, Manir Fadel
Art Director: Marcelo Rizerio
Copywriter: Marcos Almirante
Illustration: Gelmi
Graphic Production: Marcos Pedra
Art Buyer: Giuliano Springhetti, Alessandra Sarilho
Account Team: Fernanda Tedde, Francisco Coutinho, Gabriela Marino
Media Team: Fabio Urbanas, Cecilia Araujo, João Prospero
Planners: Daniel de Tomazo, Tatiana Tsukamoto, Michelle Rossetto

Novartis Otrivin

Let the sea help you breathe

Advertising Agency: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi Tel Aviv / Switzerland
Chief creative officers: John Pallant, Roger Kennedy, Derek Green
Executive Creative Director: Yoram Levi
Creative directors: Nadav Pressman, Ad Noy
Art directors: Yuval Zuckerman, Udi Ovadia, Fiona Parkin
Copywriters: Idan Regev, Eliad Friedman
VP Planning: David Kosmin
Senior Planner: Guy Gordon
Planner: Carolyn Dateo
Account supervisors: Stéphanie Rupp, Kirsten Kollerie
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Philippe Zell
Account Managers: Mélanie Foucher, Elena Ballestreros

Easyhaler

Advertising Agency: Langland, Windsor, UK
Art Director: Andrew Spurgeon
Photographer: Dylan Collard
Styling: Sue Odell
Hair & Makeup: Robyn Knight
Production: Locate
Casting: Heather March
Retouching: Stanley’s Post

Prince puff a lot.
Help a child feel a little less different.
With one of the smallest inhalers around. Easyhaler budesonide and salbutamol are licensed in asthma for children 6 years and over.

Spot the coughing rabbit.
Help a child feel a little less different.
With one of the smallest inhalers around. Easyhaler budesonide and salbutamol are licensed in asthma for children 6 years and over.

Will wheeze for money.
Help a child feel a little less different.
With one of the smallest inhalers around. Easyhaler budesonide and salbutamol are licensed in asthma for children 6 years and over

Aspirin

Advertising Agency: BBDO, Jakarta, Indonesia
Executive Creative Director: Didit Indra
Creative Director: Didit Indra
Art Director: Herwindo
Copywriters: Eddie Nurcahyo, Awaluddin Rusdiansyah
Illustrator: Budi Sumanto, Milan
Photographer: Roy Genggam

Otrivin

Pleasure of breathing

Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Warsaw, Poland
Creative Directors: Blanka Lipinska, Max Olech
Art Directors: Magdalena Nowakowska, Johan Pasternak
Copywriter: Lukasz Gromkowski
Art buyer: Jakub Winiarski
Photographer: Jacek Kolodziejski

Voltaren

Take control again.

Advertising Agency: SAATCHI & SAATCHI, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, SAATCHI & SAATCHI SIMKO, Geneva, Switzerland
Executive Creative Directors: John Pallant, Roger Kennedy, Dereck Green, Jean-François Fournon
Creative Director: Magnus Olsson
Art Director: Alexandre Lagoet
Copywriter: Rick Coolegem
Photographer: Erwin Olaf
Post production: Magic Group Amsterdam
Art Buyer: Tania Retchisky
Account Supervisors: Stephanie Rupp, Carolyn Dateo
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Philippe Zell

Dulcolax

Advertising Agency: Saatchi&Saatchi, Milan, Italy
Creative Directors: Agostino Toscana, Alessandro Orlandi, Sandro Esposti
Deputy Creative Directors: Luca Pannese
Art Director: Luca Pannese
Copywriter: Luca Lorenzini
Art buyer: Rossana Coruzzi
Account Director: Valerie Alexandre
Photographer: Andrea Melcangi

Dramamine

Go around the world without the world moving you around.

Advertising Agency: JWT, Venezuela
Photographer: Claudio Napolitano

From creating awareness(listen to the tiger, hiv testing), to selling goods/playing games(aldo) and making us laugh (durex), all this campaigns offer us quality online advertising.
I enjoyed myself when researching for them, as the experience offered by each one of them is unforgettable. Enjoy and tell me what you think. Which one did you like more?

30 days of simple

by hello design

30 days of simple is an interactive campaign showcasing 30 simplehuman products using video to present their features. After learning about them, enter to win your favorite “tool for efficient living”.

Aldo, shoes for a lifetime

by Skinny

“Aldo’s shoes for a lifetime” is the fall/winter campaign launched by Aldo. The campaign’s website features three Vegas-style interactive games: “Rockin’ Roulette,” “Spin & Win” and “Magic Hat Trick.” Users who win all three games will get 15 percent off coupons or a chance to win free shoes for a lifetime.

Chevrolet Camaro

by AG2 Publicis Mondem

Brazilian campaign of Chevrolet Camaro, visit the website and watch the shortcut “Nao encoste no meu Camaro”

Durex: Digital Love

by Buzzman

Digital Love is tha latest advertising campaign brougth to you by Durex. We are introduced to a “better” safe sex experience done thru the Internet! Are you still going to use condoms or change to this method?

Ron de Jeremy RUM

by one eyed spirits,kind helsinki, showtime and plan8

The Spanish word for rum is Ron, and one Ron is larger then life – Ron Jeremy. Ron de Jeremy is the Adult Rum. The website honors Ron’s rum and the campaign shows how Drinxxx are made the Ron style.

AIDES: Sexy Fingers

by JWT Paris

The new AIDES campaign, all about rhythm and technicolor is acting as a decisive argument for an important matter: Rapid HIV testing (results in 20 minutes or less) . Full of colors, energy, and originality, the message is simple: one finger is enough to play, but also to get tested for HIV.

Listen to the tiger

by Ogilvy

Only 50 tigers are living in China as many use their parts for medicinal or “strength providing powers”. This campaign lets people hear from the tigers themselves, and let citizens show their support.

Hijack the Wall of Fame

by TBWA

4 merited Lions in Cannes. The Edding Wall of Fame is quite hip among creatives right now.
The right place to meet our audience. And TBWA is always looking for fresh blood. So we simply entered the Wall of Fame and our illustrator created in an 13-hour-session a huge job ad for the agency directly on the wall – the biggest so far. The first application came in after a few minutes.